For those of you who don't know me personally, I will share that I need very
little sleep and I enjoy consuming huge amounts of xxxxxxrmation from all
perspectives - listening to podcasts and news (from very alternative to
mainstream), press conferences and legislative hearings, reading books,
blogs, research journals, science textbooks, etc. I do this to better
understand all sides of the issues I, and A Voice for Choice Advocacy, are
passionate about. I wanted to share my thoughts and a few things I have
read/listened to in the past few days that resonated with respect to our
Freedoms and where we go from here.

A Voice for Choice Advocacy hopes you are staying healthy and positive
during this unprecedented time. We have seen our individual freedoms,
liberties and our ability to make personal xxxxxxrmed decisions removed in the
past weeks. Those who follow A Voice for Choice Advocacy's work know this
is something we are passionate about. These were not taken overnight.
State and federal laws have been systematically been passed that remove all
rights in an emergency. James Corbett does a great job describing this in
his podcast "Medical Martial Law
<[link removed]> ". The current medical
martial law in place is not enforced by the police or military - instead is
enforced by our neighbors and social pressure. People are made to feel warm
and fuzzy about doing their part to stop this pandemic with no individual
ability to make an xxxxxxrmed choice. Our rights may be returned once this
pandemic is over, but likely not to the extent prior. The ability to flip
the emergency switch will be much easier, and likely will be used more
frequently. We have to continue to stand up for what we believe in. We
have to continue to make our voices heard, both in the current sandbox (the
Federal and state legislature), as well as in an alternative sandbox.

I wanted to share Diane Miller and the National Health Freedom Coalition
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rona-virus-and-messaging> 's message with respect to Health Freedom and
Freedoms in general, which sums this up well. Here's a couple of excerpts:
"Studying and working with the dynamics of freedom in the United States over
the years has brought me to the conclusion that freedom is not just
something to be "had". Rather, freedom is an active ongoing conversation
requiring a constant discussion about life issues in the context of oneself
and others and in the context of one's own community and environment.
Freedom is an energy all of its own. It is a living conversation. A
conversation that continually keeps us taking in new xxxxxxrmation from each
other and making continual assessments, as we search for ways to thrive and
live in harmony."
"In this time of government and media sending messages that can promote
fear, let's keep breathing, let's keep conversing, let's keep bringing in
new xxxxxxrmation from the people's voices, let's be open to new truths coming
forward, to shaking the shackles of fear, to working to protect individual
freedoms in the face of the domination of governments grappling with crisis
and poised to limit individual freedoms."

We don't have control of the situation at large, but we do have influence in
our own homes, with our families, and in our community. As Charles
Eisenstein says in this essay
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opinion, a must read), we are at place of reset, a crossroads. We have a
choice where we put our own efforts in the future - do we continue the same
path or change it? Here's an excerpt:
"For a long time we, as a collective, have stood helpless in the face of an
ever-sickening society. Whether it is declining health, decaying
infrastructure, depression, suicide, addiction, ecological degradation, or
concentration of wealth, the symptoms of civilizational malaise in the
developed world are plain to see, but we have been stuck in the systems and
patterns that cause them. Now, Covid has gifted us a reset.
A million forking paths lie before us. Universal basic income could mean an
end to economic insecurity and the flowering of creativity as millions are
freed from the work that Covid has shown us is less necessary than we
thought. Or it could mean, with the decimation of small businesses,
dependency on the state for a stipend that comes with strict conditions. The
crisis could usher in totalitarianism or solidarity; medical martial law or
a holistic renaissance; greater fear of the microbial world, or greater
resiliency in participation in it; permanent norms of social distancing, or
a renewed desire to come together."

We have to help others understand that this new normal is not normal - even
if they believe that their current actions are for the greater good, we have
to help them understand our liberties and our ability to make an xxxxxxrmed
choice have been taken away, and that is at great consequence to life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Without a fully tested pharmaceutical
cure or a vaccine, we can also share xxxxxxrmation on the importance of
keeping toxins low and the immune system strong.

Be positive, stay safe, love those around you and keep talking.
C

If you found this xxxxxxrmation helpful and appreciate the work A Voice for
Choice Advocacy is doing, please support us by making a donation today.
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Christina Hildebrand
President/Founder
A Voice for Choice Advocacy, Inc.
www.avoiceforchoiceadvocacy.org <[link removed]>
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